With fifteen days remaining to the Runoff's election in Georgia which will see which Democrat or Republican candidates will represent the Southern state at the federal Senate.
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There are only 15 days left to get out the vote for the Georgia runoffs. That’s why I’m in Columbus, GA for a drive-in rally with @ReverendWarnock and Jon @Ossoff. Let’s flip the Senate blue. https://t.co/vSSYGMAB7x
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) December 21, 2020
Yesterday December 21st, Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris went on the drive in rally in Columbus, a city on the state's western border with Alabama, to invite people to vote at the current early voting and January 5th vote throughout the state. Telling the crowd that, "Everything is at stake. Everything that was at stake in November is at stake leading up to January 5th."
The Georgia runoffs are about health care, about jobs, about justice. This will not be easy but it is within our power to change the course of our nation’s history by electing @ReverendWarnock and @Ossoff. pic.twitter.com/TjYeiD5T6a
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) December 22, 2020
The Senate Majority hangs in these elections. If Democrats win both races, they would be able to control a 50-50 Senate, with VP-elect Kamala Harris breaking ties, handing the party full control of Congress.
Embed from Getty ImagesThe two Democrats on the ballots are Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock.
Embed from Getty ImagesAfter the campaign, MVP-elect sat down with MSNBC's Joy Reid during the Reid Out show for an exclusive interview, where she encourage everyone especially the minority groups(Blacks, Latinos and Asian Americans) to go out and get vaccinated with the newly release COVID-19 vaccine.
Black folks, Latinos, Asian Americans, and our Indigenous brothers, sisters, and friends are more likely to die from COVID-19.
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) December 22, 2020
I fully trust our public health experts—which is why I will be getting the vaccine next week. pic.twitter.com/w409dSPKpu
Before leaving for Georgia, Madam Vice President-elect was at Capitol Hill for Senate business where the Senate passed a giant year-end spending bill combining $900 billion in Covid-19 relief aid with $1.4 trillion in regular government funding and a bevy of tax breaks for businesses
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